Charity Begins At Home

Julia Chong, CEO and Founder, TLC

16-Aug-23 11:00

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In 2006, The Truly Loving Company or TLC became the first social enterprise in Malaysia to use a corporate profit model to develop, manufacture and market the TLC brand of household cleaning products to the public. For close to 20 years, they have raised millions for various charities. We speak once again with CEO and Founder Julia Chong.

Photo credits: The Truly Loving Company website

Produced by: Freda Liu

Presented by: Freda Liu

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Categories: Women in Business, Family/Parenting, wellness, personal development

Tags: tlc, social enterprise, cleaning products, charity,

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